The match ultimately ended in a 4–0 scoreline.
After Yang Yang was substituted off, De Mul ultimately failed to take up the banner of the team's right-wing attack.
The right winger from Belgium was indeed quick and individually capable, but he was too prone to going it alone, and his crosses from the flank carried little threat. Whether it was Babel or Fred Benson, neither was particularly good at attacking the ball in the middle.
This was also a widespread problem for Ajax, from the First Team down to the youth sides.
Ibrahimovic of the First Team was highly dominant inside the box, but he was not the same type of center forward as Kluivert. In fact, Ajax's entire Youth Training Camp could not produce a striker of that type. This had become the consensus among everyone at Ajax, which was why they brought in Wesley Sonck during the summer.
The player from Belgium was only 1.74 meters tall, not particularly big, but he was a prolific scorer. His league goal totals over the past three seasons had been thirteen, thirty, and twenty-four respectively, clearly demonstrating his scoring ability. That was why Ajax had been willing to pay six million euros for him.
As for the Second Team, whether Babel or Fred Benson, not only were they weak finishers, but neither possessed enough dominance inside the penalty area. This was currently the Second Team's biggest problem.
Still, Ajax was Ajax. The Second Team had gathered young talents from all over the world. Even if their spearhead up front was not sharp enough, they could still crush a side like Vitesse's Second Team and even beat them 4–0.
Since it was a home match, after the game, the team, led by captain Zwinkels, thanked all the fans who had come to